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U.S. House condemns bomb threats made against historically Black colleges and universities; Little Rock’s French Hill backs resolution by Ryan Tarinelli Arkansas Democrat Gazette March 9, 2022 The U.S. House unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday condemning bomb threats made this year against historically Black colleges and universities in Arkansas and across the nation. The bomb… Read more »

Rep. French Hill to Newsmax: Biden Must Not Negotiate With Dictators for Oil by Sandy Fitzgerald Newsmax March 9, 2022 President Joe Biden was right to cut imports of Russian oil in the wake of Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, as many in Congress have wanted him to do for several weeks, but "we don't need him negotiating with dictators in Venezuela or Iran and trying to import oil from… Read more »

U.S. Republicans urge Yellen to block Russia from exchanging IMF reserves by David Lawder Reuters March 1, 2022 U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen must block Russia from exchanging the $17 billion in International Monetary Fund reserves it received last year and oppose any further such IMF allocations, U.S. Republican lawmakers said. The 41 lawmakers said in a letter to Yellen… Read more »

Republican lawmakers highlight causes, solutions to Russia-Ukraine war: 'Follow the money' by Kelsey Koberg Fox News March 1, 2022 Republican lawmakers suggested the Biden administration could have taken several preemptive steps to prevent the war in Ukraine, and should be imposing harsher sanctions in order to put pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin.  "A solution… Read more »

Rep. French Hill to Newsmax: Strong Sanctions on Russia Needed Now by Sandy Fitzgerald Newsmax February 21, 2022 Mistakes by the Obama-Biden administration created the potential for war in Ukraine when Russia "took Crimea without a shot," but at this point, a strong set of sanctions would show the United States backs Ukrainian sovereignty, Rep. French Hill said on Newsmax… Read more »

‘Immense fraud’ creates immense task for Washington as it tries to tighten scrutiny of $6 trillion in emergency coronavirus spending by Tony Romm Washington Post February 17, 2022 ‘Immense fraud’ creates immense task for Washington as it tries to tighten scrutiny of $6 trillion in emergency coronavirus spending In Stamford, Conn., a 46-year-old resident pleaded guilty after… Read more »

Rep. French Hill discusses vaccines, treatments, COVID-19 test during stop at White County Health Unit by Greg Geary The Daily Citizen January 29, 2022 Rep. French Hill discusses vaccines, treatments, COVID-19 test during stop at White County Health Unit Congressman French Hill made a stop at the White County Health Unit this week to thank workers for educating families about… Read more »

Rep. Hill hosts roundtable, visits museum By Jeanette Stewart Log Cabin Democrat January 28, 2022 Rep. Hill hosts roundtable, visits museum Rep. French Hill visited the Museum of Veterans and Military History in Vilonia and the Greenbrier Chamber of Commerce roundtable at Mojo’s Pizza on Wednesday. Rep. Hill met with local community leaders and discussed education, the… Read more »

Capitol View, Jan. 16, 2022 – U.S. Congressman French Hill by Jay Bir KARK January 23, 2022 Capitol View, Jan. 16, 2022 – U.S. Congressman French Hill LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – This week on Capitol View, Jay Bir is joined by U.S. Congressman French Hill to discuss President Joe Biden’s first year in office and the challenges Arkansas faces with inflation. Also, on Capitol View, Jay Bir… Read more »

Arkansas MLK Commission, Catholic High team up for MLK Day of Service in Little Rock by Jay Bir KARK January 17, 2022 Arkansas MLK Commission, Catholic High team up for MLK Day of Service in Little Rock LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The Arkansas MLK Commission partnered with Catholic High School on Monday for a day of service. One look at the event showed there were a lot of different… Read more »